New York Cavalcade Reveals Hollywood Romance and Club Moves
Billy Rose and Joyce Mathews will wed again possibly in Rome, making a third marriage between them and a sixth for Rose. The column notes other celebrity moves including Sophie Tucker’s portrait, Billy Reed closing his Little Club, Sherman Billingsley seeking a new site, Carolyn Jones likely to wed Budd Moss in Spain, and Brando and Hepburn headlines along with Dietrich’s birthday in Israel and Heath recovery news.
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Billy Rose
Joyce Mathews
Rome
Billy
Joyce
Georgie Jessel
Tommy Manville
Milton Berle
Billy Reed
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
Reed
Carolyn Jones
Budd Moss
Spain
Luis Miguel Dominguin
Ava Gardner
New at the C R Library Long-Playing Records Collection
Recent additions to the Cedar Rapids public library include a diverse list of long playing records across genres. New items feature ballet, instrumental, jazz, folk, choir, and children's albums with notable titles and artists.
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Cedar Rapids
Bikel
Theodore Bikel
Nicanor Zabaleta
Harte
King Louis
Louis Armstrong
South Rampart Street
Benny
Lionel Hampton
Woody Herman
Allen
Bell
Bryan
Uncle Remus
Harris
O’kun
Rosenblatt
Saint-Saens
Casper
Schwartz
Pinup plans for Mary Tyler Moore amid Vietnam letters
Hollywood report details Mary Tyler Moore's potential pinup push for Vietnam GI servicemen. Publicity pros stage cheesecake photos while Moore, wife on The Dick Van Dyke Show, answers hundreds of letters daily. She aims for Universal film roles after the season, timing unclear.
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Mary Tyler Moore
Vietnam
Miss Moore
van Dyke
CBS
Carl Reiner
Mary
Universal
Pugwash Conference Urges Powers to Aid Small Nations
Participants in the 15th international Pugwash conference on science and world affairs urged the major powers to adopt a more constructive stance in disputes involving smaller nations.
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Addis Ababa
UPI
West German man given 12 years for Wall car theft attempt
Horst Schoeneberger 24 of Dortmund jailed in Potsdam for trying to move a car with his brother Heinz 27 and two East German girls through the Berlin Wall. Heinz was killed by border guards during the Christmas night escape attempt. Both brothers found guilty of forcibly attempting to abduct the girls who testified.
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Berlin
Horst Schoeneberger
Dortmund
Potsdam
Heinz
Kosygin to Attend Talks in Tashkent
Premier Kosygin will leave Sunday for Indian Pakistan talks to be held in Tashkent in Soviet central Asia, announced by the Soviet press department on Friday.
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Moscow
Kosygin
Tashkent
Soviet Central Asia
Bonn Aims for U.S. Vietnam Peace Efforts Support
The West German government expressed wish for U S success in Vietnam peace talks and praised the ongoing American diplomatic efforts. Chancellor Erhard led the statement as Bonn affirmed allied cooperation in seeking a settlement.
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Bonn
Erhard
U.S
Vietnam
1965 A Big Year for News in Hollywood
Hollywood year in review highlights Nat King Cole death in February Patricia Neal strokes recovery Julie Andrews Oscar win Bondomania Beatles are noted as the era’s dominant entertainment trend. The list also marks Cary Grant marriage Mae Murray among those aging stars and Marie McDonald sudden death.
1965 James Bond ignites jet age film craze
The jet age sleuth named James Bond dominated cinema in 1965 with two hit films and a surge of imitators in movies and TV. The franchise spurred a flood of copycat action and fashion trends across the screen and on screens worldwide.
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James Bond
Screenwriter Frank Nugent Dies at 57 in Los Angeles
Frank Nugent, noted screenwriter of She Wore a Yellow Ribbon and The Quiet Man, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles at age 57. A former New York Times motion picture critic, he was stricken at home Thursday and died en route to a hospital after joining Fox in 1940 and writing for magazines such as Saturday Evening Post and Collier's.
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Los Angeles
Frank Nugent
Nugent
New York Times
New York
the Times
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ile
Saturday Evening Post
Collier’s
Red Book
New York Times Magazine
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